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I 2 THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY TUESDASAPRIIZ26 APRIL 26 1904 190
against him and an flnally filall oxptalned he hemeant heme hemeant
meant me int Mormon church chu h opposition oppositionIn 4o3IflonIn Oslfton OslftonIn
In Endowment House HouseChairman HouseChalrman HouseChairxnan
Chairman Burrows questioned witness witnessabout witnessabout witnessabout
about going through the endowment endowmenthouse endowmenthouse endowmenthouse
house which ho did In 1861 with the thewife thewife thewife
wife of his youth youthWitness youthWitness outh outhYltness
Witness said he felt he could not re reveal reen reveal ¬
veal en the obligations taken at atthat that time timeit timeit timeit
it would be hard 01 010 his conscience and andhe andhe andhe
he ought not to reveal such things He Hethought Hethought Hethought
thought poople took such obligation1only obligation1 oblll ob1IKutioisonly tio tioanI
only anI once The obligation is the same sametoday sametoday sametoday
today as it was then thenAttorney thenAttorney thenAttorney
Attorney Van Cott reverted to the thestatement thestatement thestatement
statement of witness that he became a afree aufree afree
ufree free man after being dropped from fromthe from fromthe fromthe
the quorum of apostles Witness replied repliedwith repliedwith repliedwith
with spirit spiritI spiritU1
U1 I have never experienced a moment momentin
in my life when I did not feel fe > l that If Ifnot Itnot ifnot
not free I would go where I would be befree befree befree
free I have always held that what whatever whntever whatever ¬
ever my m church allegiance 1 should be befree befree befree
free to be true to my country countryThis rountrjThis dountrSThis
This concluded Mr Thatchers testi testimony tostlmon testiinony ¬
mony mon and both sides agreed aJr d to reteas releasing reteasing reteasIng ¬
ing him from further attendance at atthe atthe atthe
the investigation investigationChairman InvesUJlitionChairman InvestigationChairman
Chairman Burrows announced an ex executive executive cxecutive ¬
ecutive session of the committee would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be held and the room was cleared of ofvisitors ofvisitors ofvisitors
visitors Adjournment was taken until untill until1O
1020 l 20 oclock tomorrow morning morningBOTH mQrnlngBOTH morningBOTFI
BOTH LEGS LEGSCRUSHED LEGSCRUSHEDIN LE8BUEDIN CRUSHED CRUSHEDIN
IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT ACCIDENTMiss
Miss Cora Thomas Painfully Injured at atTreasury atTreasury atTreasury
Treasury Building During D nng the theLunch theLunch theLunch
Lunch Hour HourMiss HourMiss ouI ouIZl
Miss Zl ss Cora B Thomas ThomaS forty fort years Oftrs old oldof ol olor oldof
of 920 T Street a clerk in the th office of ofthe otth ofthe
the th Auditor of the Navy Department Departmenthad DepnrtJnentha DeparInnthad
had ha both legs crushed in an elevator ac accident ftGcI ticcident ¬
cident cI ent at the theTreasury Treasury Building this thisafternoon thisafternoon
afternoon afternoonMiss nClernoonMiss afternoonMiss
Miss Thomas had gone to the engine enginezoom cnsfne100m engineioom
zoom to fill a coffee pot with hot watei
In stepping aboard the freight elevator elevatorwith elcvatotwith elevatorwith
with the pot in her hand she slipped slippedEdward sUppedE slippedEdward
Edward E vard Westerlund a coal passer who whowas whowas whowas
was on board attempted to prevent preventher prevcnther preventher
her falling One of them struck the theelevator theelevator theelevator
elevator lever and the machine shot up upYrard upH upward
ward YrardMiss wardMiss
Miss H s Thomas limbs projecting out outfrom outfrom outfrom
from the floor of the elevator were werecaught werecaught werecaught
caught In the arch of the first floor floorThe tIoorThe floorThe
The elevator had ha to be pried prle open be before before before ¬
fore she could be extricated She was wastaken wastaken wastaken
taken to her home in the police ambu ambulance ambulance ambulance ¬
lance lanceMUST lanceMUST
MUST PRINT THE BOOKS BOOKSIN BOOKSIt1
IN THIS COUNTRY COUNTRYPatent ONTBYPatent
Patent Committee of the House Hakes HakesFavorable MakesFavorable brakesFavorable
Favorable Report on a Bill Pro Protecting Protecting Protecting ¬
tecting American Typework TypeworkThe T pework peworkThe
The House Committee on Patents to today toda today ¬
day da ordered a favorable report on the theTawney theJ theTawney
Tawney bill providing provi ing that all appli applicants applicants applicants
J
cants for copyrights on books must fur furnish turnlh furnish ¬
nish two copies of the book to the Con Congressional Congressional Congressional ¬
gressional Library with evidence that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the books are printed by type set in this thiscountry thiscuuntrY thiscuuntry
cuuntrY or else forfeit the copyright copyrightand coprtghtand copyrightand
and also be liable to a fine of or 1000 S1OOOThe 1000The 1000The
The bill was presented at the request requestof requestot requestof
of organized labor which claimed that thatmany thatmany thatmany
many books upon which the copyrights copyrightswere copyrightswere copyrightswere
were solicited were printed from Cana Canadian Canadlan Canadian ¬ 1
dian set type typeA typeA typeA 1
A favorable report was also ordered orderedon
on the Mann tann bill providing that pat patents patents patents ¬
ents may ma be Issued upon the process In Involved Involved involved ¬
volved In the manufacture of a chemi chemical chemical chemical ¬
cal product but not on the product It Itaelf Iteelf itcelf
aelf aelfA
A foreigner obtaining such a patent patentmust patentmust patentmust
must within two years begin the manu manufacture manufacture mannfacture ¬
facture of the product in this country countryor count countor
or forfeit the patent patentDINNER patentDINNER patentDINNER
DINNER MARKS CLOSE CLOSEOF CLOSEOF CLOSEOF
OF Y M C A SCHOOL YEAR YEARSixtyone YEARSixtyone YEARSixtyone
Sixtyone Out of Seventy Contestants ContestantsPass ContestantsPass ContestantsPass
Pass Examination ExaminationThe
The dinner given last night by b mem members members mombern ¬
bers of the Young Mens ens Christian As Association AssoclLtlon Association ¬
sociation educational classes was a most mostenjoyable mostenjoable mostenjoyable
enjoyable affair affairThe atralrThe affairThe
The occasion was the he < lo 1ne J < 3 of the thescholastic thescholastic thescholastic
scholastic year y r which hICh begap e ep iW Jin Octjj Octjjber Oct Octber cf cfber
ber last Dr Mfcrrlir nrrllrE E Gates chair chairman chfrman chairman ¬
man of the committee on educational educationalwork toducaUonalwork educationalwork
work presided at the dinner dinnerThe dlnnerThe dinnerThe
The result of the international exami examinations examinations examinations ¬
nations read by W V Yo F Wood showed showedthat showedthat showedthat
that of the seventy sevent contestants sixtyone sixtyonehad slxtonehad sixtyonehad
had made mad an average aV rage of over 75 7 per percent percent percent
cent They will receive rec lve certificates from fromthe tromthe frontthe
the board of examiners In New York Yorkcitv Yorkcltv Yorkclt
citv clt
citvA
A r rumber of students In the English Englishcourses Englishcourses Englishcourses
courses were contestants for the ora oratirical oratlrleal eratr2cal
tirical prizes The orations orat1 ms bad been beansubmitted beensubmitted beensubmitted
submitted to a boarff boari of judges i idecisions and the
decisions were read by b Hu Huthe Harry O Hlne Hlnethe HInothe
the educational director The The judges judgeswere judgesWere judgeewere
were Prof W y J 1 Wallls of the Eastern EasternHigh EasternHIJh EasternHigh
High School James Sharp Slarpof of the asso association aS80elation assoelation ¬
elation board of directors and Col ColGeorge ColGeorge ColGeorge
George Ross of otthe the Attorney lttomeyOtmerals lttomeyOtmeralsotflcc Generals Generalsoffice Generalsoffice
office officeThe otflccThe officeThe
The best oration submitted watt QJI o < 111 the thesubject thesubject thesubject
subject UTh The Evolution of a Country CountryThe
Bo Boy and was wrItten by H C wmt wmtThe WtUiThe
The oration with the next highest hl ht merit nrnltwas mlft1twall meritwas
was awarded by J 1 R Vanning subject subjectThe subjectThe subjectThe
The Selection vt a Lifo Work WorkPASTOR WorkPASTOR YorJt YorJtPASTOR
PASTOR PLEADS PLE PLEADS S GUILTY GUILTYAFTER GUILTY GUILTYAFTER GUILTYAFTER
AFTER CASE tEASE ASE IS ARGUED ARGUEDThere ARGUEDThere ARGUEDThere
There was excitement In the Police PoliceCourt PolleeCourt PoliceCourt
Court this afternoon when hen the Rev Revifarzy Re ReMany RevMarzy
Many Morris the negro pastor charged chargedwith charsedwith chargedwith
with carrying concealed weapons on onMarch onIarch onMarch
March 26 arose and pleaded guilty to tothe tothe tothe
the charge after his counsel had en entered pnt ontered ¬
tered t > red a plea IJl of not guilty and several severalwitnesses sever11witnesses sever4lwitnesses
witnesses had been examined examinedThe IumfnedThe examinedThe
The negro asked for the mercy of the tlwcourt tltecourt thecourt
court and Judge Scott said he would wouldassume woulda88ume wouldassume
assume th Uw responsibility of taking the therngros theJ1fgros thertgro
rngros rtgro s personal bond After an ex extended extended x xtfnded ¬
tended lecture the court ordered Clerk ClerkHarper CllitrkHarper ClerkHarper
Harper to release the minister mlnl ter on hits hitspersonal hi hiptrsona1 hisptrsonal
personal bond bondMARSHALS bondMARSHALS bondMARSHALS
MARSHALS JURY WILL WILLTEST WILLTEST WILLTEST
TEST SANITY OF EIGHT EIGHTAttorney EIGHTAttorney EIGHTAttorney
Attorney John M George of the Cor Corporation Corporation CmporationCounselsoftlce ¬
poration porationCounselsoftlce Counsels office ffi er8 representing 1ClHnttnS the tnaCommissioner theComml theCommissioner
Commissioner Comml sloner today tod y flIed IUttdtGtltfo 1 pat1ttons Utleng 8 ask asking a askIng k king ¬
ing that the mental condition of the fol following rollowing following ¬
lowing named person be examined examinedLucy examinedLucy examinedLucy
Lucy B Newell Oscar Osea Gmhun C Aab AQford Aa Aaford Aabford
ford Neftle Ne de Jane E Corking Albert S SConnelly SCannel SConneiiy
Connelly Cannel Ephraim Smith Peter Petf Hunter Hunterand Hunterand hunterand
and Cecilia J Griffin GrftflnTh Th investigation investigationwill Inoe investigationwill UgatlDft UgatlDftw111
will be made Friday next by a nwnUialB nwnUialBFell JlNulhaljury mershalsjury
jury
Fell Between Cars CarsFalllna CarsFal1ln CarsFalling
Falllna Fal1ln between ears at Ninth Street Streetand Streetand Streetand
and Maryland avenue south southwest vvuet about
130 l oclock this morning James Jam s L Car Carrico Carrico Carrico
rico twentythree years ears of age of 7U 11
I Street southeast broke his collar
bone bon He was removed to Provl ProvIdence < ifnc
Hospital In the patrol wagon of f the
Fifth precinct stution The pone was waji wabt wasand >
i and he w went nt to his home
Will WtllReyburn 0 0WtllReyburn Reyburn and andCook andCookRun CookRun Cook CookRun I
Run for Delegates DelegatesSpeculation De1eatesSpeculation I Iin
Speculation in Republican Ranks as asto to Their TheirIntentions TheirIntentionsConsolidation TheirIntentionsConsolidation
Intentions IntentionsConsolidation Consolidation With An Another Ap Apother Another ¬
other Ticket Suspected
The 1 he main matter of interest In the thelocal thelocal thelocal
local Republican campaign today toda s sspeculation sreculatlon sareculatlon
speculation as to the position to be betaken betaken betaken
taken by b the ReyburnCook leaders It Itwas Itas Itwas
was as said yesterday esterdn that they the intended intendedto
to run for delegates to the Republican RepublicanNational RpubllcanXatlonal IlpublicanNational
National Convention but this morning morningJohn morningJohn morningJohn
John F Cook declined to say sa whether whetherhe whetherhe whetherhe
he would woul or would not allow the use useof useof useof
of his name nameHe nameHe nameHe
He declares declare he has not made up his hisjrlnd hismind hisirind
mind as to what he Intends to do but butwill butw11l butwill
will have a definite statement to make maketomorrow maketmorrow makeitmorrow
tomorrow afternoon afternoonInfluences afternoonrnfiuences afternoonnfluences
Influences are ar are at work to get et him to tocome toC4 tocozie
come C4 cozie > n e out it is said Opponents of the thescheme theocbeme thestheme
scheme assert the ticket will not make makemuch makemuch makemuch
much of a 0 run Reyburn prior to Leo LeoSimmons LeoSlmmons LeoSimmons
Simmons announcing 8nnouncin his candidacy candidacythey candid candidacythey cr crthe
they the asserted assured Simmons he hewoirid heWutHd liewuud
woirid not enter the field and that he hewould hewould hewould
would support the SImmonsChaxe SImmonsChaxeticket SlmmonsChMeecket SimmonsChaetlcket
ticket It Is also said Reyburn agreed agreedwith a aredwith e d dwith
with Dr Lee that if the latter did < a not notrun notrun notrun
run he would notT notTConsolidation not notConso notConsolidation
Consolidation Conso idation Suspected SuspectedThe Suspect SuspectedThe d dThe
The purpose iUiOSC behind the movement movementjt
jt lt has been surmised is a n consolidation consolidationwith consoidatlonwith consohidnUonvith
with the Van WicklePattersonHowardticket WicklePattersonHoward icklePattersonHowaidticket
ticket Some of the factions factions are stating statingtoday statingtoday statingtoday
today that Cook is going to run and andothers antiothers andothers
others that he Is not notI notI notI
I must must decline to have anything to tosay tosa tosay
say sa until tomorrow said Cook him himself hlrJ1selt himself ¬
self when I will make my m position positionclear positionclear positionclear
I
clear clearA clearA clearA
A number of meetings in favor of
MR ROOSEVELT SENDS SENDSNOMINATIONS SEOSOM1NATIONS
NOMINATIONS TO TOCharles SENATE SENATECharles
Charles F McKenna Named as District DistrictJustice DistrictJustice DistrictJustice
Justice for Porto Rico RicoIn RicoInWar RicoInWar In InWar
War and Navy NavyThe NavyThe NavyThe
The Senate received this afternoon the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowing
following nominations nominationsJustice nomInationsJustlceCharles nominationsJusticeCharles
Justice JustlceCharles Charles F McKenna of Penn Pennrsylvania Pennsylvania Penns1anln
sylvania to be United States district districtjudge districtjudge districtjudge
judge for district of Porto Rico RicoNavy RicoXavyTo RicoNavyTo
Navy XavyTo To be captain on the active list listCapt UstCapt listCapt
Capt Seth M Ackley now on the re retired reUred retired ¬
tired list listWar listWar listWar
War Military Secretarys Depart Department DepartmentTo DepartmontTo ¬
ment mentTo To be assistant adjutant gen general general general ¬
eral with rank rankot of colonel Lleut Col ColHenry ColHenry ColHenry
Henry P McCain assistant adjutant adjutantgeneral adjutantgeneral adjutantgeneral
general to be assistant adjutant gen general general general ¬
eral Major ajor John Tweedale assistant assistantchief assistantchief assistantchief
chief of the Record and Pension Office Officeto Omceto Officeto
to be assistant chief of the Record and andPension andPension andPen8ion
Pension Office with rank of major majorCapt majorCapt majorCapt
Capt Henry A Barber Twentyeighth TwentyeighthInfantry TwentyelghtbIntantJj Twentyeighthinfantry
Infantry InfantryWar IntantJjVarIedlcal infantryWarMedical
War VarIedlcal Medical Department DepartmentTo To be as assistant assistant assistant ¬
sistant surgeon general with rank of ofcolonel ofeolonel It Itlonel
colonel lonel Lieut Col Valary ValaryHanard ValaryHanarddeputy Harvard Harvarddeputy Harvarddeputy
deputy surgeon general to bo deputy deputysurgeon deputysurgeon deputysurgeon
surgeon general gener l with rank of o lieutenant lieutenantcolonel lieutenantoolonel lieutenantcolonel
colonel Major William 11lIam H Corbusler Corbuslersurgeon Corbusl CorbusiersurgeOn r rsurgeon
surgeon to be surgeon with rank of ofmajor otmajor ofmajor
major Capt Capt apt Charles K Kieffer assist assistant a5sl5tant assistant ¬
ant surgeon surceonWar sur surgeonVarCorps oon
War VarCorps Corps of Engineers Lieutenant Lieutenantcclcnelsto Lleuto Lieutenantecknels nllnt
cclcnelsto cclcnels to be colonels Alexander M MMller MMiller Hfhler
Miller Milton B Adams William It Itonels HLJvermore ItLivermore
Livermore majors to be tleutenant col colonels cohonol
onol onels Richard L Hoxie William L LMarshall LMarshall LMarshall
Marshall Joseph H Willard William WilliamH
H Bixby Blxb William T Rossell captains captainsto
to be majors Graham D Fitch Cassius CassiusF
F Gillette David Du B Gaillard Harry Harryylor HalT HalTrhylor Harry1or
rhylor ylor 1or first lieutenants to be captains captainsEdwin captainsEdwin captainsEdwin
Edwin R Stuart George Geor e M Hoffman Hoffmansecond Hortmans Hoffmansecond
second s cond lieutenants to be first lieuten lieutenants lieutenants hieutenants ¬
ants Arthur Williams Wlldurr Willing WillingPostofflce WIIhingPoatofficeTo Vllliri VllliriPostofficeTo
Postofflce PostofficeTo To be bepostmasters bepostmastersKansasGeorge postmasters postmastersKansas ostmastcrs ostmastcrsi
Kansas KansasGeorge George W w Heck Sabotho SabothoNew SabothaNew thtox thtoxsaekle
isHe
New York YorkFrancis Francis i n Worden Cox Coxsackle Consackle
sackle Clarence M Alvord Llvenla LlvenlaWilliam LlvenlaVllIlam LiveniaWilliam
William Watson Warsaw WarsawOhio WarsawOhioThomas WarsawOhioThomas
Ohio OhioThomas Thomas O Moore Barnesville BarnesvillePennsylvania Barncsl11ePennslvanlaJohn BarneavihlePennsylvaniaJohn
Pennsylvania PennslvanlaJohn John Roland New Hol Holland Holland 1101land ¬
land J F Fenstermacher Mount Joy JoyAnne JoyAnne Jo JoAnne
Anne D Moore Avondale Daniel DanielEngie G GEngle GEngle
Engle Marietta Henry F Hershey HersheySteelton HersheySteelton HersheySteelton
SteeltonDALZELL SteeltonOALELL Steelton SteeltonDAlffll
DAlffll TAKES FLOOR FLOORTO FLOORTO FLOORk
I
k TO REPLY TO TOLaunches TOUOCKflAft TOUOCKflAftLaunches COCKRAN COCKRANLaunches
Launches Into a Political Speech SpeechNo SpeechNoMoney SpeechNoMoney No NoMoney
Money Question But Tariff Tariffan Tariffan Tariffan
an Issue IssueRepresentative Iss IssueRepresentative e eRepresentative
Representative Dalzell took the floor floorof fioorthe floorof
of the House Hoosetod today and spoke for one onehour onehour onehour
hour hourThe hourThe I IThe
The House had looked forward to his hisappearance his hisapp hisappearance
appearance app rance with great interest It was wasknown wasknown wasknown
known that he was smarting s a tlng under undercastigation thj thjcastigation tro trocastlltatton
castigation administered last Saturday Saturdayby Saturd Saturdby Saturdtt Saturdttby
by Representative R Cockran of New York Yorkand Yorkan Yorkand
and an that he would reply replyRepresentative repl replRepresentatlc replyRepresentative
Representative Cockrnn was in his hisseat hisseat hisseat
seat quite as expectant expect nt as the other othermembers othermembers othermembers
members of the House HouseMr HouseIr HouseMr
Mr Ir Dalzell launched quietly qUl tly Into n npolitical npolitical apolitical
political speech touching upon the Is Issues Issues issues ¬
sues of the coming campaign There is isno IsJlO isno
no longer a money question he said nor norcan norcan norcan
can the question of economy econom be used to torouse torOUH torouse
rouse the people because they thf are con content content content ¬
tent that liberal appropriations should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe
be made madeBut madeBut madeBut
But the tariff he said remains an noluue 11W 11WIssue aniMsue
Issue and it is proper to sec ee whether whetheror
or not the Democratic party is a party partyof ptlrt ptlrtot partyof
of free t trade tradeSYRACUSE tradeSYRACUSE tradeSYRACUSE
SYRACUSE THEATER THEATERWIPED THEATERWIPED THEATERWIPED
WIPED OUT BY FIRE FIRESYRACUSE FIRESYRACUSE FIRESYRACUSE
SYRACUSE N Y April 26 6The 26TheLyceupi 6TheLyceupl The i
Lyceum Theater John Dunfee owner ownerM ownerM
M 1 S Robinson manager burned at atmidnight atmlc1nlcl1t atmklniht
midnight Loss Lo 9000 O fully Insured InsuredGUILTY InsuredThe InsuredThe
The OrnJnum BurleStluers lost their theirwardrobC theirwardrobc
wardrobC wardrobcGUILTY > S SGUILTY
GUILTY OF ROBBERY ROBBERYGETS ROBBERYGETS ROBBERYGETS
GETS EIGHT YEARS YEARSWilliam YEARSWI1Uam YEARSWilliam
William S TUlman who pleaded pleadedguilty pleadedguilty pleadedguilty
guilty today In Criminal Court No 1 1to 1fo Ito
to a charge of robbery robbe was sentenced sentencedby IlCntencedby sentencedby
by Justice Pritchard to imprisonment imprisonmentfor
for eight years earll In the penitentiary at atMounusville atIoundsvme atHoundeville
Mounusville W V Va VaDISTRICT VaDISTRICT VaDiSTRICT
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERSTO
TO RECEIVE AT THE FAIR FAIROne FAIROne FAIROne
One feature of the program for or the thecelebration thecalebratlon thecelebration
celebration of District of Columbia Day Da DaOctobor
October 20 O next at the St Louis Ex Expoeltion Expealtlon Enposition
position will be a reception ny the Dis District District District ¬
trict Commissioners In the United UnitedState UnitedStates UnitedStates
States Government Building
the various arlous candidates were held last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night and there are to be several more morethis morethis morethis
this evening The Republican Veterans VeteransIndorsed VeteransIndorsed Veteransindorsed
Indorsed the RlchardsonPoe ticket ticketAnother ticketAnother ticketAnother
Another meeting was held at 1315 1315Vyley 1315Vley 13l 13lWyiey
Vyley Street at which resolutions were wcraadopted wer weradopted wereadopted
adopted Indorsing the ReyburnCook ReyburnCookticket RfyburnCooktlck ReyburnCookticket
ticket tlck t and asking the men named to torun torun torun
run A commltteo was appointed to call callon callon callon
on the heads of the ticket ticketThe ticketThe ticketThe
The Richardson and Poe Republican RepublicanClub RepublicanClub RepublicanClub
Club met at 405 Third Street southwest southwestwith southwestwith southwestwith
with W T P Brown In the chair Henry HenryClay HenryCIa HenryClay
Clay CIa Reed acted a ted as secretary secr tary Ad Addresses Addresses Addresses ¬
dresses were made by b B P Bond J J JEdwards J JEdwards JEdwards
Edwards Dr W V S Richardson James JamesV JamesW JamesV
W V Poe and others othersIn othersIn othersIn
In the Eighth EighthB j jV
V B Hill and others addressed a alansc a1ar a1ar
lansc 1ar meeting in the Eighth district districtThe districtJhe districtThe
The Richardson Rlc1 > ardson and Poe sentiment sentimentdominated sentimentdominated
dominated the meeting and an the organi organizations organizations organtnations ¬ I
zations In that section are working hard hardfor hardfor hardfor
for the ticket and all feel confident of ofsvlnnln ofwlnnln ofwinninz
svlnnln wlnnlnThe winninz winninzThe svlnnlnThe
The Richardson and Poe people will willhold willhold willhold
hold two meetings in Georgetown to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night one at Dorseys Hall In the Third Thirddistrict Thirddistrict Thirddistrict
district and an ono at Odd Felows F 10ws Hall HallIn HaHIn HaUin
In the Fourth district at Douglass Hall HallAnacostlu HallnccosUa HallAnacostia
Anacostlu D C on Wednesday night nightat nightat nightat
at Mount Jezereel Baptist Church Fifth Fifthand l Fifthand < ltth ltthand
and E Streets southeast on Thursday Thursdaynight Thursdaynight Thursdaynight
night and at Vermont Avenue Baptist BaptistChurch BaptistChurch BaptistChurch
Church on Friday Jirlda night George W WGreen WGreen V VGreen
Green and A Belt of the Third district districtwaited districtwalted districtwaited
waited on Richardson and Poe yester yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
day and asked them to speak In their theirdistrict theirdistrict theirdistrict
district districtChairman districtHOUSE districtIIOSE
HOUSE GIVES MI MIOIIITY MIOIIITYCRUMBSOF ORITY ORITYCRUMBS
CRUMBS CRUMBSOF CRUMBSOFChairman OF CONSOlATION CONSOlATIONChairman
Chairman Jenkins of the Judiciary JudiciaryCommittee JudiciaryCommittee JudiciaryCommittee
Committee Calls for a Report ReportFrom ReportFrom ReportFront
From Attorney General Knox
Without debate or division the House Housetoday Housetoday Housetoday
today passed the two Williams resolu resolutions resolutions resolutlons ¬
tions which were reported from theCommittee the theCommittee theCommittee
Committee on the Judiciary when the theDemocrats theDemocrat theDemocrata
Democrats of at that committee caught theliepubUcans the theRepublicans theRepublicans
Republicans napping One resolution resolutioncalls resoluUorcalls resolutioncalls
calls upon the Attorney General for In Information Inform1tlon information ¬
formation as to what action if any an he hehas hehas hehas
has taken with respect to criminal criminalprosecution criminalprsecutlon criminalprsecution
prosecution of the persons or corpora corporations corporadons corporations ¬
tions adjudged guilty of violation of the theantitrust theantitrust theantitrust
antitrust laws by the Supreme Court Courtof Courtot Courtof
of the t e United States in the recent mer merger merger merger ¬
ger case decision decisionThe decisionThe decisIonThe
The other oth r resolution Inquires of the theAttorney theAttorney theAttorney
Attorney General what action has been beentaken beontaken beentaken
taken by the Department of Justice to toascertain topseertaiu o oAscertalu
ascertain whether the anthracite nnthracie coal coalcarrying c coalcarrying al alcarryIng
carrying roads roadsha have e formed a n trst tIt4st toj tojrestrain to torestrain torestrain
restrain Interstate commerce commerceChairman commerceChairman commerceChairman
Chairman Jenkins called up the reso resolutions resolutions resolutions ¬
lutions in the House Ho se and Mr Williams Williamsthe Williamsthe 11lIams 11lIamstht
the minority mlnorlt leader said he was willing
that they should be passed without dis discussion dlgcusslon discussion ¬
cussion as the Democrats wanted the theInformation theInrormatlon theInformation
Information rather than an opportunity opportunltto
to talk upon the matter matterBoth matterBot matterBoth
Both Bot resolutions were then passed by bya b ba bya
a viva voce vote voteFiercest voteLONDON voteLONDON
LONDON FIRE lOSS LOSSi
4
i A HALF MILliON MILliONFiercest
Fiercest and Costliest Fire London Has HasHad HasHad HasHad
Had in a Great Many ManyYears ManyYears ManyYears
Years YearsLONDON YearsLONDON YearsLONDON
LONDON April 26 IiThe The fire which whichstarted whllhsbrted whiihstarted
started in the freight warehouses of ofthe oCI ofthe
the London and Northwestern Railway Railwayat
at Aldgate at midnight last night de deflect dcfiet dc dcfled ¬
fled the fire brigade until late today todayEarly todayEarly todayEarly
Early this morning the blaze spread spreadto sprea spreato
to the great vaults of wine and spirits spiritsin
in the warehouses The flames became becamefiercer becametlercer becamefiercer
fiercer than ever everFor everFor everFor
For some time It looked as a though thoughHoly thou thoughHoly h hHoly
Holy Trinity Church famous because of ofthe otthe ofthe
the connection of the family of C George GeorgeWashington Geor GeorgeWashington J Jashlngton
Washington with it would catch lire lireThe tirefhe lireThe
The firemen were finally able to con control control contlol ¬
trol the blaze and an confine it to the thewarehouses thewarehouses thewarehoules
warehouses warehousesThe warehousesrhe warehoulesThe
The fire was one of the fiercest as well wellaj wellaJ wella
a aj one of the costliest the London bri brigade brlIadl brigade ¬
gade has had ha to cope with In many manyara man mantars manjars
> tars ara The loss will amount amountto to 100000 100000CRUM loJOOOCRUM 100000CRUM
CRUM CASE MAY DEFER DEFERADJOURNMENT DEFERADJOURNMENT DEFERADJOURNMENT
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS CONGRESSThere
There Is u serious doubt as to wheth whether whether whether ¬
er Congress will be able to adjourn on onThursday onlhursda onThursday
Thursday lhursda which has heretofore been the theobjective theobjocthc theobjective
objective date of the leaders of both bothhouses bothhouses bothhouses
houses housesThe housesThe housesThe
The trouble arises because of the no notice notlct notice ¬
tice served on the Senate by the Presi President President Piesident ¬
dent that he wants the nomination of ofW otV ofv
W V v D Crum the negro collector of cus customs customs custome ¬
toms at Charleston S C acted upon uponat uponat uponat
at this session The Republicans are aredisposed ar ardl aredisposed
dl disposed poscd to make an effort to bring It Itabout Itabout itabout
about aboutSenatorial aboutSenatorial aboutSenatorial
Senatorial courtesy courtes ordinarily ordlnarllwoul ordlnarllwoulprl would wouldprevent wouldprovent
prevent prl vcnt action on the case in the ab absence absence absence ¬
sence of Senator St nator Tillman who Is ill illJURY mJURY illJURY
JURY REPORTS UPON UPONSEWER UPONSEWER UPONSEWER
SEWER RIGHT RIGHTOF OF WAY WAYThe WAYThe WAYThe
The commissioners appointed some somemonths somemonths somemonths
months ago to appraise the value of cer certain certain certam ¬
tain tam land near St Elizabeths Hospital Hospitalfor Hospitalfor Hospitalfor
for the Ins Insane ne to be used use for the layIngat laying layingof layingof
of an outfall sewer and bypass bypassdrain bpassdroln bypassdrain
drain today submitted its report to the thecourt th thcourt thecourt
court courtAt courtAt courtAt
At the last session of Congress 5150003 5150003was 150000 150000wa 1500awas
wa was appropriated to commence commen e the con construction contructlon constructlon ¬
struction of the sewer and drain The Thevalue Thevnlue Thevalue
value of twentytwo pieces ot < if land nec necessary neceBtlry necessary ¬
essary for the construction of the he sewer sewerand sewerand sewerand
and drain Is appraised by b he commis commissioners commissioners commitssioners ¬
sioners tit 1891177 18 1l7i The largest llr st award awardmade awardmade awardmade
made IB 55ltO50 51C IW 60 made to Lewis E Smoot Smootfor Smootfor Smootfor
for 63370 square sQu re feet and the smallest 3mnItestto smallestSillS
SillS 95 to Catherine Plummer Plumm r for ninety ninetyxeven nlnet nlnetlcen ninetyseven
seven square feet feetThe feetrho feetihe
The commission Is composed compote of A A AWilson AVllson A AWilson
Wilson Thomas W V Smith and John T TCook 1 1Cook 1Cook
Cook CookSENT CookSENT CookSENT
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL SCHOOLGeorge SCHOOLGeorge SCHOOLGeorge
George Watkins and and Robert Johnson Johnsonwho Johnsonwho Johnsonwho
who pleaded guilty In Criminal Court CourtXo CourtNo CourtNo
No 1 to a charge of housebreaking housebreitkingwore housebreitkln housebreitklnwore housebreakingwere
wore sent to the Reform School by Jus Justice Justice Jutstice ¬
tice Prltchard until they the arrive at twen twentyone twentOne twentyope ¬
tOne years of age They The are now slx slxio slxlCl1 sixteezi
lCl1 teezi io n years ears old oldI j
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i STET StREET RAilWAY HIMCommittee RAILWAYMUST
MUST WAlTA WAIT A YEAR YEARCOlluuittep YEARCommittee
Committee Postpones Fur Further Ttirtlier Further ¬
ther Consideration of otBili otBiliHEARINGS Bill BillHEARINGS BillHEARINGS
HEARINGS NEXT DECEMBER DECEMBERVice
Vice President Harries and President PresidentDunlop PresidentDunlop PresidentDunlop
Dunlop Opposed Plan PlanLarg Large Dele Delegation Delegation Ddegation ¬
gation in Attendance Today TodayThe TodayThe TodayThe
I
The bill authorizing the construction constructionof
of a crosstown street railroad line will willnot willnot willnot
not be acted upon by the House H use at this thissession thissessIon thissession
session of Congress and the construc construction construction construetlon ¬
tion of the road is therefore delayed delayedfor delayefor delayedfor
for a year ear at least Further considera consideration consideration consideration ¬
tion of the matter has been postponed postponeduntil postponeduntil postponeduntil
until next December DecemberThis DecemberThis DecemberThis
This was the decision reached this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning by b the House District Commit Committee Committee Committee ¬
tee after another hearing upon the jhecrosstown thecrosstown thecrosstown
crosstown bill The committee con concluded concluded coneluded ¬
cluded it could not in the brief time timeIntervening timeIntervening timeintervening
Intervening between now and the day dayof dayot dayof
of adjournment which will probably be benext benext benext
next Thursday give adequate consider consideration consldertlon considertion ¬
tion to the question and furthermore furthermorecould turthermorecould furthermorecould
could not if It reported the bill get et It Itthrough Itthrough itthrough
through the House at this session sessionAccordingly sessionccordlngl sessionAccordingly
Accordingly ccordlngl an agreement was reached reachedIn
In committee to allow the entire mat matter mat matter matter ¬
ter to go over until the first week in inDecember InDecember inDecember
December Two hours additional time timewill tImew11l timewill
will then be given to further hearing hearingupon hearingupon hearingupon
upon the bill one hour to the friends friendsof rrlen friendsof s sot
of the crosstown line and one hour to tothose tothCsc tothose
those who oppose Its construction constructionVice constructionVice constructionVice
Vice President Harries Heard HeardThere Heardfhere HeardThere
There was a large delegation of per persons persons perSons ¬
sons interested In the measure measure present presentat
at the hearing this morning and an both bothsides bothsldcs bothsides
sides were heard The principal argu argument argument argument ¬
ment of the day was that made mt de by Vice VicePresident VicePrcident I IPr
President Pr ident George H Harries of the theWashington theWashington 1 1Vashlngton
Washington Traction and Electric El tric Com Company Cornpany ¬ i
pany in opposition to the crosstown crosstownline crosstownline I Iline
line lineAt I
At the opening of the hearing Repre Representative Representntlve Representative ¬
sentative Rixey of Virginia appeared ap eared be before before ¬
fore the committee and presented a peti petition petition ¬ i
tion signed by many man citizens of Fair FairI Fairfax < alr alrfax
I fax county Va praying for favorable favorableconsideration fnvorableconsideration favorableconsideration
consideration of the bill and also asking askingI askingfor I Ifor
I for a liberal transfer system
C W Y Slater opposed the measure measure on onthe onthe onthe
the ground that it was proposed to give giveaway gl gieaway e eaway
away a valuable street franchise He Heargued HeagUed Heargued
argued that such a valuable grant grantshould granthould grantahould
should bt paid for by the company en enJoying enjOlng enjoying
Joying it There were he declared declaredplenty declaroplenty declaredp1ety
plenty of capitalists who would woul be will willing willIng willing ¬
ing to pay liberally IIbrnll for such a franchise franchiseM franchiseM
M Street Favorable FavorableT
T J King of M Street told the com committee commlttee cornnlittee ¬
mittee It was the wish of citizens of ofthat o othat athat
that thoroughfare that the road fcs fcsbuilt wbunt hrbuilt
built He had circulated a petition petitiontilrough peUtIJ1t petitimtitrough
tilrough t rough the street he said and fount fourdsentiment touIdsentiment fountsentiment
sentiment generally In favor of the lire lireFrank lf lfFrank lix lixFrank
Frank W Hackett also of M Strait Stretconcluded Str Straitconcluded t tconcluded
concluded the remarks which he began beFtlnat bepinat beganat
at the last hearing in opposition t h a aroad aroad aroad
road through M Street He expressed expressedthe ePre exprersedthe ed edthe
the opinion that a crosstown line should shouldgo should shouldgo shouldgo
go north of M Street StreetGeneral StreetGeneral StreetGeneral
General Harries began his argument argumentin
in opposition to the bill by b saying that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the bill and the building of the road roadhad roadhad roadhad
had been urged on the ground of ob obvious obvlous obvious ¬
vious necessity necesslt Obvious necessity ne essit
he declared had always been the cry crywere c cot cr crof
ot the highwayman and the court courtwere courtwere
were continually called upon to stun stunbetween stunbetween stand standbetween
between property pro rty rights and oblvous oblvousnecessity oblvotSnecesslt oblvownecessity
necessity necesslt necessltObvious I I IObvious
Obvious necessity he asserted was wasanarchistic w wanarchistic wanarchistic
anarchistic This same principle was wasthe w wthe swsthe
the Lasls of the claim of the Great Falk FalkCompany Fal FalCompan i iCompany
Company of a right to enter the Dif Diftrlot DI DItrlot Ditriot
trlot The new company comp y he declare declareseeks declareseeks declareseeks
seeks to use the lines lI es of the two oli oliestablished 01 01establlshed 01establisited
established companies which w lch had hm hmtheir h htheir htheir
their trials and tribulations In Efttlife Efttlifetheir gttir gttirtheir r tth tththeir
their roads In wellequipped conditlm conditlmto condit conditto conditisto
to handle the traffic trafficWould trafficWould I IWould
Would Get Chestnuts ChestnutsUnder ChestnutsUnder 1 1Under
Under any plan of transfers he said saidthe sal salthe salthe
the long haul would be upon the twj tw twold twold
old companies the new company woulj woul woulalwas woulalways
always be the beneficiary beneficia at the expensi expensiof expens expensor expensof
of the Capital Traction Company and andthe an anthe anthe
the Washington ashlngton Traction Company CompanyHe CompnnHe CompanyHe
He recited the difficulties under which whichthe wIde whlcthe wIdethe
the two old ol companies had struggled td tdget t tget tgot
get on and now he said the new comj comjpany com compnny cornpany
pany seeks to come in and share with withthem withy
them what they have long worked to toobtain t tobtain
obtain obtainThe obtainThe obtainThe
The passage of the bill with a freo freotransfer fre fretranster fretransfer t1
transfer system he declared would wouldmean woul woulmean woulmean
mean twelve additional addltiot I points of trans transfer transter transfer ¬
fer Twelve additional transfer points pointswould pointswould pointswould
would mean that instead of getting
4 16 cents per passenger the old comj comjpanics corn cornpanles cornpanies
panics would get only 2112 cents per perpassenger perpassen perpassenger
passenger passengerBy passen passengerBy er erBy
By reason rt ason of the operation of the thepresent th thpresent thpresent 1 1ger
present system of transfers he de declared decia dodared ¬
dared cia red the amount which the rallront rallrontcompanies raUroacompanl raliroascompanies
companies companl receive cel fo for far fare per passen passenger pass passenger 1
ger is only onl about 3 oents oentsf ents entsHarries
f Harries discussed dllicuss d the transfer sys systems Ss systems ¬
tems of other cities In many man of them theml
he raid It was the practice to charge
2 cents for a tmnsfer and In some of ofthem oti ofthem
them 3 cents In a great many cities citiesalso I
also he declared the fare are Is 5 cents centsstraight cent centsttnlght centsstraight
straight Instead of six rides for 25 25cents 25cents 25cents
cents as In Washington WashingtonOnly WashingtonOnly Yas lngton lngtonOnl
Only Onl New York and Washington re require require require ¬
quire the construction of the under underground underground underground ¬
ground electric system Other cities citiespermit cltJespermit citiespermit
permit the construction of trolley lines lineswhich lineswhich lineswhich
which can be built at about onehalf the thecoat th thcost thecost
cost of the underground system systemWould 8Ystumoult SyStemould
Would oult vour our company be b willing that thatthe thntthe thatthe
the Capital Traction should
construct the M 1 Street line IIneoo Chairman ChairmanBabcock ChnhmmBabcock ChairmanBabcock
Babcock asked as1 < ed Hurries HurriesUnquestionably H Hurriestnquestionably rrJes rrJesrnquesUomtbly
Unquestionably it t would lie replied repliedHe rel1l1ooHe repliedHe
He explained that the t1 M Street line linewould linewould linewould
would not parallel pa rail ol the lines of the thoWashington th thVashlngton theWashington
Washington Traction Compnny His Hiscompany Hiscompun HisCompany
company however hQw or was opposed to the theEast theEast theEast
East Washington extension because It uwould Itwould itwould
would parallel its roads roadsMr roadsIIi
Mr Sims a member of the committee committeeinquired committeeInquired committeeinquired
inquired Would your our company ton tonstruct tonstruct tonstruct
struct the M l Street Stree line It it were given giventhe givenHw giventmc
the opportunity opportunityNo
No sir We Ve would build It If we were wererequired were wererequired werarequired
required to do so but not otherwise othwrwisaNot othunvlseNot otherwiseNot
Not Required by Necessity NecessityContinuing NecessityContinulng NecessityContinuing
Continuing General Harries H rrlcs said he hedid hedid hedid
did not think necessity demanded the theconstruction theconstruction theconstruction
construction of a line on M l Streets He Hethought Hethought Hethought
thought If there was to be a crosstown crosstownfine crosstownIhe crosstownlihe
fine Ihe It slKuld be north of AI Street StreetG
G G G Boteler representing the Great GreatFalls GreatFulls GreatFalls
Falls and Old Ol Dominion ominion Company Com pan ap appeared appeared appoared ¬
peared In support of the bill and made madea rnnd
a brief argument and nnswered a num ¬ I
ber of questions Among other things thingshfe thingshe
hfe h expressed the opinion that if all the
lines in Washington were ever to be beconsolidated beconsolidated beconsolidated
consolidated that the city should own ownthem ownthem owntheni
them He did not believe the Govern Government Government Government ¬
ment hould build bull a single line but If Ifconsolidated IiconsDlIduted ifconsolIdated
consolidated he thought there thereshouid should bE btGovernment bEGovernment beQoveinrnent
Government ownership ownershipMr ownersh1Hr
Mr Dunlop > In concluding the hear hearing hearIng hearing ¬
ing pointed out that the pi people > oplc who whowould whowould 1 1would
would come into the District from rr m Vir Virginia Virginia Virginia ¬
ginia on the Old Dominion line would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not wint wa nt to go 1 > 0 through M Street They TheywouM Theywouli rhe rhewould
would want to come down town to the thebusiness thebushicris thebusitics
business section Therefore rh rQorc they the would wouldnearly wouldnfnrly wouldnearly
nearly nil 11 transfer to the Capital Trac Traction Traction Tiaction ¬
tion Companys line at the Aqueduct AqueductWrldgQ Aqueductilridgq AQueductHrldgt
WrldgQ and an come com down pn free trans transfers transt translent ¬
lent t rs Only On a very v ry small fperccntage percentage of ofthem otthlm oftheta
them would continue on the new com companys comIans cornPanys ¬
panys line for the purpose of going goingthrough goIngthrocsh goingthroigii
through M Street The Th Capital Traction Tractionv Tractionould Tractionsould
sould v ould therefore be the loser
GEN OIGKINSONDIES DICKINSON DICKINSONDIESOFOLD
DIES DIESOFOLD OF OLD AGEiAst AGE AGEL
L iAst st Adjutant General of ofCivil ofO ofCivil
< Civil O vil War WarPROMOTED WarPROMOTED WarPROMOTED
PROMOTED FROM THE RANKS RANKSOne RANKSOne RANKSOne
One of First to Respond to Call to toArms toArmsRose toArmsRose
Arms ArmsRose Rose to Command Army Armyof Armyof Armyof
of Potomac PotomacGen PotomacGen PotomacGen
Gen Joseph Dickinson the last adju adjutant adjutanl udjutant ¬
tant general who wh held the rank during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the civil var died this morning at his hisresidence hisresldence530 hisresidence
residence resldence530 630 Tennessee Avenue north northeast northeast northeast ¬
east eastHis eastHis eastHis
His death was due to a complication complicationof
of diseases incident to old age ageGeneral ageGeneral ageGeneral
General Dickinson was stricken ill illabout IIIabout illabout
about fie months ago His condition conditionbecame conditionbccame conditionbecame
became so serious that he was forced forcedto forcedto forcedto
to give up his work ork In the Pension PensionOffice PensionOffice PensionOffice
Office where wh re he was employed as an anexaminer anexaminer anexaminer
examiner For the past five months he hehad hehad hehad
had been confined to his bed bedAll bedAll bedAll
All through his delirium General Dick Dickinson DickInson Dickinson ¬
inson rehearsed the scenes of war In Inwhich Inwhich inwhich
which he had taken part He believed believedhimself believedhlmselt believedhimself
himself to be on the field of battle and andgave andgave andgave
gave orders to his men as ashe he did dur during during durIng ¬
ing the war warGeneral war warGeneral warGeneral
General JMcklnson J > lcklnson is survived by a awidow aWIdow awidow
widow
Career of General Dickinson DickinsonGeneral Dicki DickinsonGeneral son sonGeneral
General IJIckinson ickinson was born In Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
delphia December 25 1830 and was wasdescended wasdescended wasdescended
descended from a Pennsylvania family familydistinguished tamll tamlldlsUnguisred familydist1nguisld
distinguished for heroic herolcp3triotlsm patriotism In Inthe Inthe inthe
the Colontal days His maternal grand grandfather grandfather grandfather ¬
father and an four granduncles taught In Inthe inthe Iathe
the Revolutionary Revol 1t1onary war under Washing Washington Washlngton Washington ¬
ton His father Itather was a n survivor of the thewar thewar thewar
war of 132 1 2 and with nine other mem members members mernbern ¬
bers of ihe he ie family served also In the theUnion theUnion theUnion
Union army a my during the rebellion rebellionEarly rebellfonEarly rebellionEarly
Early m In a 1861 General Dickinson blew blewthe blewthe blewthe
the bugle bUg notes assembling the Twenty Twentysixth Twentysixth Twentysixth
sixth Pennsylvania Infantry which whichstarted whichstarted whichstarted
started for Washington wholly unequip unequipped unequipped j jped
ped an4 an unarmed The regiment later lateraccompanied lateraccompanied lateraccompanied
accompanied the Sixth Massachusetts Massachusettson
on Its memorable passage through Bal Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore ¬
timore and was afterward recognized recognizedas
as one of the first of the three years yearsvolunteers yearsvolunteers ears earsvolunteers
volunteers
Rapid Promotion PromotionGeneral PromotionGeneral PromotionGeneral
General Dickinson bcame a member memberof
of the Twentysixth Pennsylvania May
5 IStfl as a first lieutenant and adju adjutant adjutant adjutrnt ¬
tant He was commissioned captain and andassistant andassistant andassistant
assistant adjutant general United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States Volunteers August 22 1S61 and andexactly andexactJ andexactly
exactly exactJ one year ear later was appointed appointedmajor appolr appoiredmajor d dmajor
major and assistant adjutant general generalNovember generaLoember generalNovember
November oember 10 1862 he was promoted tothe to tothe tothe
the rank of lieutenant colonel and wa5 wa5subsequently w41subsequently wa wasubsequently
subsequently brevetted colonel and andbrigadier andbrigadier andbrigadier
brigadier general for gallantry gallant in action actionAt actionAt actionAt
At the battle of Wlillamsburg he was waswounded waswounded waswounded
wounded but his injuries did not in incapacltate Incap Incapdcitate
capacltate cap cltate him from work and he con continued continued continued ¬
tinued to serve with his regiment He Hewas Hewas Hewas
was severely severel wounded at Fair Oaks OaksVa OaksYa OaksVa
Va In 1S62 ISO and was again severely severelywounded severel severelwounded severelywounded
wounded at t the battle of Gettysburg GettysburgAn
An Au Unparalleled Unpar lleled Record RecordHis RecordUls RecordYis
His Uls Yis record rec rd jIfl In the Adjutant Adj tant Generals GeneralsDepartment GeneralsD GeneralsDlrnrtment
Department D Pahment In the field Is without withoutparallel withoutparallel withoutparallel
parallel Having originally entered the theservice thefcrice theservice
service as an adjutant of his regiment regimenthe
he successively became adjutant gener general general general ¬
al of brigade division corps grand granddivision granddivlsl granddivisiOn
division divlsl n and of the Army of the Poto Potomac Potomac Potomac ¬
mac having been appointed to the lat latter latter latter ¬
ter position when General Hooker took tookcommand tookcommand tookcommand
command of the department departmentGeneral departmentGeneral departmentGeneral
General Dickinson took part In all the thegreat thegreat thegreat
great battles and skirmishes of the theArmy th thArm theArmy
Army Arm of the Potomac Upon the re retirement retirement retirement ¬
tirement of General Hooker as head of ofthe orthe ofthe
the department and the assumption of ofthe otthe ofthe
the command by Maj taj Gen George G GMeade Glfeade GMeade
Meade he remained on duty dut on the thestaff th thstatr thestaft
staff staftChosen
Chosen for Important Conference ConferenceWhile ConferenceYhlle ConferenceWhile
While at Taneytown Taney town Md General GeneralMeade GeneralMeade GeneralMeade
Meade showed his great confldence confldenceand confi contluenceand ence enceand
and appreciation of General Dickinsons Dickinsonsmilitary Dickinsonmilitary Dickinsonsmilitary
military skill by selecting him for the theImportant theImportant theimportant
Important duty of proceeding to Gettys Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg ¬
burg on the evei of June 30 for a n con consultation consultatlon consultatioa ¬
sultation with Gen John Buford then thenholding thenholding
holding the town with his cavalry cavnlr It Itwas Itwas
was upon the conclusions and Judgment Judgmentof
of Generals Buford and Dickinson withthe withthe with withthe
the enemys forces rapidly rapid I concentrat concentrating concentratIng concentrating
ing about the outskirts of the town townthat townthat townthat
that a staff officer was dispatched with withorders withorders withorders
orders to General Reynolds to move his hiscommand hiscommand hiscommand
command to Gettysburg GettysburgGeneral GcUsburcGlneral GettysburgGeneral
General Dickinson was wa mustered out outof outot outof
of the service January 24 1861 and since sincethen sincethen sincethen
then had resided In Washington For Fora
a number of years he was employed employedas
as an examiner In the Pension Office OfficeCRUM OtficeCRUM OfficeCRUM
CRUM CASE MUST BE BESETTLED BESETTLED BESETTLED
SETTLED THIS THISSESSION THISSESSIONSenators THISSESSIONSenators SESSION SESSIONSenators
Senators Hansbrough and Spooner Spoonerwho Spoonerwho Spoonerwho
who were at the White Thlte House today todaysaid toda todasaid todaysaid
said that every effort would be made to tosettle tosettle tosettle
settle the Crum Crumcase case at this session of ofCongress ofCongress ofCongress
Congress CongressThey CongressThe CongressThey
They The agreed agree that the matter may post postpone postpone postpone ¬
pone the adjournment of Congress long longer longer longor ¬
er than was wa expected expectedREACH ex expectedREACH > ected ectedREACH
REACH FORT SHERIDAN SHERIDANThe SHERIDANThe SHERiDANThe
The War Var Department has been In Informed Informe informed ¬
formed of the arrival at Fort Sheridan Sheridanyesterdav Sheridanyesterday
yesterday esterdn of the headquarters of the theThird theThird theThird
Third Squadron and Troops I and K of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Eleventh Cavalry Cavalr Captain Brooks Brookscommanding Brook5commanding Brookscommminding
commanding
Will You Write a Postal PostalSo
So a Sick One May Get Well WellSemi Vlellnd WellSemi
Semi nd no money monesimply simply a poa potal card giving givingthe givingthe givingtime
the name of ofsme same one who needs Jjelp help elp Tell Tellme Tellme Telllilt
me the book to send sendThen selldT1ICll sitelTheii
Then I will do this I will arrange with a adruggist ac1r1lt adrugiat
c1r1lt druggist llIt near him H tU > that he may take six bot bottles bottics hotties ¬
tics Dr Shoops Restorative nestorn he lie may take it ita Ita
a month at my risk If it suceeedi the cost U ittS5o
tS5o 550 5 O If it fails the druggist dru st will lll bill 1 > 111 the cost costto costto costto
to me meThat meI1lat meThat
That months month test will show how you ou what the theremedy th thremed thersniedy
remedy remed > can do It is the hel easiest sitsi way 1 to con convince convlnc eonvinee ¬
vince you ou It it i the only way to induce all allwho alldto i
who 10 need help to accept it itI ItI itI
I make this offer to multiply my m cures and IIndI
I am willing wlllln to trust the cured ones on to be fair fairwith flrwUh fairwith
with me meIn meIn meIn
In the ist 12 years ear I have furnished my m Re Restorative Redorathe Beatorative ¬
storative to hundreds of thousands of sick ones onejon onesOIL
on just those th terms and 99 out of 40 have havepaid havepaid haveiaid
paid gladlyl gladlylaeouie ecaufe they got well I pay just justus justliS justits
us wilangly when one says 5aS I have h1 failed failedThe failed111c tailedThe
The remedy remed > is my discovery dlscoVl > T > the result of a alifetimes IIJIlethncs alifetimes
lifetimes work 1 have perfected it by b > watch watching watchtug lItch ¬
tug 111 icsults i ultr in thousands of the th most dlflicutt dlflicuttcases tlltUcuitcae lii1icu1tei4Ees
cases cae < S that physicians ph > llic ans ever meet I know what whatit whatit whatIt
it will do doMy io ioMy
My 1 success 1ICCc comes from strengthening weak weakinside weakinside seenkindide
inside nerves and my Restorative i b the only onlyrtmrdy onhfImltl cal calrmnrily
rtmrdy fImltl that doc does that When an organ is weak weakI veaicI eak eakI
I bring back the nerve power which alone ryier ryieratca fVH er erstem = r rlIt8
stem every vcr vital ltlll organ It is like saving an cn cngino cnginI engmne
gino more stcum I give the weak organ p power powerto pwerto wcr wcrto
to do Its duty dut > and there is no nC other way Uto UtoUIke a3 to tomake tonate
make a weak organ well wellCan wellIn wellCan
Can In you 01 conceive of a sick one who will ill ne neIp neJIpt flog floglet
Ip let t such llch a treatment when I take the entire entirei cntlrerlF entirerisk
rlF risk
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